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product_id: 187204415
title: "162N Diamond Whetstone Knife Sharpener with Storage Base | 2 Side Grit Coarse 325 / Extra Fine 1200 | Diamond Sharpening Stone | Non-Slip Base & Angle Guide (203 x 76mm / 8 x 3 Inch)"
brand: "sharpal"
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# 5x faster sharpening Industrial monocrystalline diamond grit Non-slip base & angle guide 162N Diamond Whetstone Knife Sharpener with Storage Base | 2 Side Grit Coarse 325 / Extra Fine 1200 | Diamond Sharpening Stone | Non-Slip Base & Angle Guide (203 x 76mm / 8 x 3 Inch)

**Brand:** sharpal
**Price:** € 152.47
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔪 Sharpen smarter, not harder — the pro’s choice for a razor edge!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 162N Diamond Whetstone Knife Sharpener with Storage Base | 2 Side Grit Coarse 325 / Extra Fine 1200 | Diamond Sharpening Stone | Non-Slip Base & Angle Guide (203 x 76mm / 8 x 3 Inch) by sharpal
- **How much does it cost?** € 152.47 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- sharpal enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sharpal brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Dual-Grit Precision:** Coarse 325 grit for rapid edge setting, extra fine 1200 grit for flawless honing 🔩
- • **All-Material Mastery:** Effortlessly sharpens high-speed steel, carbide, ceramic & cubic boron nitride—no oil or water needed
- • **Stability Meets Control:** Non-slip rubber base and integrated 4-angle guide ensure perfect sharpening angles every time 🛡️
- • **Lightning-Fast Edge Revival:** Sharpen knives up to 5x faster than traditional stones with industrial-grade monocrystalline diamonds ⚡
- • **Built to Last & Backed by Warranty:** Durable steel base with MirrorFlat technology plus 3-year warranty for peace of mind

## Overview

The SHARPAL 162N Diamond Whetstone is a premium two-sided sharpening stone featuring industrial monocrystalline diamonds electroplated on a thick steel base. It offers a coarse 325 grit side for fast edge setting and an extra fine 1200 grit side for honing, suitable for all hard materials including high-speed steel and carbide. Its non-slip base and integrated angle guide provide stability and precision, while MirrorFlat technology ensures a long-lasting flat surface. This durable, oil- and water-free sharpener comes with a 3-year warranty and is highly rated for professional-grade knife maintenance.

## Description

Product Description Durable Monocrystalline Diamond Consistent Grit Sizes, NO Cross-contamination Sharpens ALL Hard Materials Quality control ensures stone flatness. Precision Ground Flatness to +/-0.002 inch (0.05mm) Sharpen super steel beyond traditional whetstone. 440C、VG10、D2、S30V、S35VN、M390、ZDP-189、CPM20CV、ELMAX、154CM、CPM154、N690、Nitro-V、AEB-L、CPMS110V、CPMS90V、SG2 (R2)、Shirogami (White Paper 2)、Aogami (Blue Steel 2)、Aogami Super、HAP40、CTS-XHP、CruWear、Maxamet、LC200N、Bohler K390、Vanadis 4 Extra、RWL-34、San Mai Steel、W2 Steel、SPY27、Magnacut、ATS-34、M42、CPM-T440V Box with Two Functions Non-Slip Rubber Base Holder Sturdy Storage Box with Metal Hinges Fulfill All Your Sharpening Requirements. Why does my diamond stone feel aggressive at first but smoother over time? Is it wearing out too fast? It’s normal! The rough surface sharpens aggressively at first. With use, it smooths, exposing more diamonds for consistent performance. The break-in varies but usually takes several uses. Your stone isn’t wearing out—it’s adjusting for long-term use! Why does my diamond stone feel aggressive at first but smoother over time? Is it wearing out too fast? It’s normal! The rough surface sharpens aggressively at first. With use, it smooths, exposing more diamonds for consistent performance. The break-in varies but usually takes several uses. Your stone isn’t wearing out—it’s adjusting for long-term use! Is water or oil required during the sharpening process? Avoid using water during sharpening, as it may cause the iron filings on the stone's surface to rust. Testing shows minimal difference in sharpening performance between using oil and dry sharpening, so oil is not necessary. Is water or oil required during the sharpening process? Avoid using water during sharpening, as it may cause the iron filings on the stone's surface to rust. Testing shows minimal difference in sharpening performance between using oil and dry sharpening, so oil is not necessary. After using the stone, dark areas appear on its surface. Does this mean the diamonds have worn off? No, the dark areas are dried dirt from sharpening, not a sign of the diamonds wearing off. These marks don’t affect performance and can be left as is. For minor marks, use an eraser. For tough stains, clean with Bar Keepers Friend and air dry fully. After using the stone, dark areas appear on its surface. Does this mean the diamonds have worn off? No, the dark areas are dried dirt from sharpening, not a sign of the diamonds wearing off. These marks don’t affect performance and can be left as is. For minor marks, use an eraser. For tough stains, clean with Bar Keepers Friend and air dry fully. How long does it last? The lifespan depends on usage, the hardness of the materials being sharpened, and maintenance. With proper care, it can last many years, even for those sharpening 3 to 4 times a week. Regular cleaning and light pressure extend its durability. How long does it last? The lifespan depends on usage, the hardness of the materials being sharpened, and maintenance. With proper care, it can last many years, even for those sharpening 3 to 4 times a week. Regular cleaning and light pressure extend its durability. Is it normal to see scratches on the surface after sharpening with this diamond stone? Yes, it's completely normal. The scratches are just typical signs of use and do not affect the performance of the diamond stone. The diamond layer remains intact, so its sharpening ability stays as effective as ever. Is it normal to see scratches on the surface after sharpening with this diamond stone? Yes, it's completely normal. The scratches are just typical signs of use and do not affect the performance of the diamond stone. The diamond layer remains intact, so its sharpening ability stays as effective as ever. What is the cause of the rust and how can I deal with it? The base of this product is stainless steel and will not rust. Any rust is caused by iron filings left on the stone's surface that oxidize if not cleaned. Use Bar Keepers Friend powder to clean it and ensure the stone is fully air-dried. What is the cause of the rust and how can I deal with it? The base of this product is stainless steel and will not rust. Any rust is caused by iron filings left on the stone's surface that oxidize if not cleaned. Use Bar Keepers Friend powder to clean it and ensure the stone is fully air-dried. How to clean the diamond stone? To clean the stone, gently wipe the surface with a dry paper towel. If particles are clogged, use a rubber eraser or nylon brush to remove them. This will restore the stone to its original condition. How to clean the diamond stone? To clean the stone, gently wipe the surface with a dry paper towel. If particles are clogged, use a rubber eraser or nylon brush to remove them. This will restore the stone to its original condition. The stone I received has some small pits on the shorter sides. Is this normal? Yes, this is normal. The pits are caused by clamps used during the electroplating process and are not a sign of defects or prior use. The stone I received has some small pits on the shorter sides. Is this normal? Yes, this is normal. The pits are caused by clamps used during the electroplating process and are not a sign of defects or prior use. Which version should I choose: 162N 8" x 3" or 156N 6" x 2.5"? If budget allows, choose the 8" x 3" version for its larger surface, which is more efficient and easier to use for knives 8 inches or longer and tools. The 6" x 2.5" version is compact and sufficient for knives 6 inches or shorter. Which version should I choose: 162N 8" x 3" or 156N 6" x 2.5"? If budget allows, choose the 8" x 3" version for its larger surface, which is more efficient and easier to use for knives 8 inches or longer and tools. The 6" x 2.5" version is compact and sufficient for knives 6 inches or shorter. Should I use high pressure when sharpening with this diamond stone? Avoid applying excessive pressure when sharpening, as it can accelerate wear on the diamond and shorten its lifespan. Instead, use light pressure to maximize the sharpening performance of the diamond particles. Should I use high pressure when sharpening with this diamond stone? Avoid applying excessive pressure when sharpening, as it can accelerate wear on the diamond and shorten its lifespan. Instead, use light pressure to maximize the sharpening performance of the diamond particles.

Review: Best for the money. - I bought this following online reviews by people who are far more knowledgeable about knife sharpening than me. The reviewer said that he didn't know how they offer a diamond stone of such high quality, and durability for such a low price. After using this for a few months, I totally agree. It may take a little time to improve your skills, but I was improving the edge on my kitchen knives, and pocket knives almost immediately. The two grits on this item (325 and 1200) have turned out to be just what I needed for really good results (Yes, you can do a bit of stropping to finish off you like, but you can get really sharp without that). The product build is especially impressive - the stainless steel is a good, solid, heavy piece of metal, and the holder keeps it in place perfectly, and the rubber base keeps it in place very well, so it can be used on, pretty much, any decent flat surface. I'm not a big fan of the supplied angle gauge, personally, but maybe that's just me. I prefer to learn to hold the angles myself, and practice makes perfect (Though I'm definitely not there yet). I had previously used "Pull through" type sharpeners for my kitchen knives. I thought they were doing a reasonable job, but, no, I now know they really weren't. In fact, they were terrible. Expertise is not a pre-requisite with this product. Once your knives are in a reasonable condition, an occasional bit of maintenance is all that is needed to keep your knives cutting well.
Review: Works really well, nicely made, and great value. - This has so many other reviews it hardly seems worth reviewing it, but just to add to the chorus, this is an excellent package, get it, you won't regret it (Unless, I suppose, you're a hand-sharpening newbie and aren't prepared to put the practice in.) I originally saw this being tested and recommended by a YouTuber who is, it's fair to say, very obsessive about hand sharpening and testing knives, as well as being a maker of knives. He seemed to know what he was talking about, and got excellent results really quickly using just this stone and a diamond strop. I'd been struggling with a set of the ubiquitous Chinese two-sided whetstones, so I bought one of these, and since then the whetstones have stayed in their box. I've in fact bought two of these now, one for me and, after I tried it, another one as a gift. The price I originally paid - £60 - is very good value, especially compared with some other brands, the second one was even better value as it was discounted. You can go cheaper and still get good results, especially in coarser diamond plates, but the very cheap ones are usually flimsy and need bonding to stable bases, don't come with the combined non-slip working stand and storage box (itself well worth at least ten quid, arguably somewhat more). The finer grit cheapies tend to have too much grit contamination, though there are some bargains that are very similar to this Sharpal, albeit without the box and so on. The angle guide covers a useful range of bevel angles and very handy for getting your eye in. I also bought the well-finished leather strop that Sharpal offer, and some 1 micron diamond emulsion (Enzo brand, from desertcart, which seems to have a decent percentage of diamond) and I have to say that after a bit of practice, to my surprise and pleasure, I was able to get a blade to "hair whittling" sharpness using just these things. Generally, though, so long as the last few passes are light and on alternate sides, knives come off the 1200 side pretty much shaving sharp, albeit not "comfortable" shaving without a little refinement on a strop. Certainly more than sharp enough for kitchen use, though, or for field knives. Being diamond, this stone doesn't mind how tough a steel your knife is made from, and indeed it's not much bothered by tungsten carbide either, making it really useful for a whole variety of tools. I've not tried sharpening ceramic knives on it, and I have a strong feeling that even the 1200 side is too coarse for that, as ceramic blades sharpen (and wear) by chipping, rather than cutting. I have successfully sharpened a ceramic blade using a very fine (8000 grit) wet+dry abrasive paper flattened wet onto a glass plate and kept wet throughout, using it "backwards" like a strop. Took ages, though. I think ceramic knives could be honed on a very fine diamond strop, too - 1 micron is equivalent to around 14,000 grit, but go to 0.5µ or 0.25µ and it's more like 50,000 to 100,000 grit. However, I think if a ceramic knife needs significant re-profiling, i.e. if it's properly blunt or damaged, then the best option is going to be a fine, power driven, super-smooth wheel running in water, then maybe finish on a very fine diamond strop. At the more mundane end of the cutlery spectrum, I've sharpened some very cheap knives on this stone that, previously, have not taken or held an edge very well. A combination of a clean-cutting and properly flat stone like this, and more knowledge of how to sharpen, helps to get a clean, burr-free apex that is as good as it's going to get. My only slight reservations about this stone are the occasional review suggesting perhaps glitches in quality control once in a while, and the fact that, on mine, the mirror sides of the steel substrate have already corroded a little where I've been handling it, even though it's been kept dry and stored in its box along with silica gel. The working surfaces seem fine, though, and, as others have said, after a minimal bedding in they are nice and even, and remove metal surprisingly quickly. Summary: Strongly recommended for anyone who wants to hand-sharpen knives. As and when this stone wears out, I'll buy another one.

## Features

- FAST, Durable and Heavy-Duty: Industrial monocrystalline diamonds are electroplated onto a stainless steel base of 0.9 cm thickness. Up to 5 times faster sharpening than oil stone, water stone
- DUAL GRIT: Coarse 325 grit (45 micron) for quick edge setting; Extra fine 1200 grit (12 micron) for honing. Sharpen and Hone ALL HARD Material including High Speed Steel, Carbide, Ceramic & Cubic Boron Nitride. Sharpen dry. No messy oil or water needed.
- Super FLAT Surface: SHARPAL exclusive MirrorFlat technology guarantees long-lasting even contact with knives or tools, while oil stone and water stone easily wear down with uneven surface
- Superior Bonus Pack: Includes storage box with non-slip rubber pad that can be used as a stone base while sharpening; With Sharpening Angle Guide integrated with 4 universal angles-14°, 17°, 20°, 25° and instruction manual inside of packaging
- 3 YEARS of Commitment and Superior After-Sale Service: SHARPAL, headquartered in California, USA, with branches in Germany and Australia, provides easy and effective sharpening solutions. All products undergo rigorous testing to ensure top-tier performance and durability.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07GRWN1PV |
| Best Sellers Rank | 8,973 in DIY & Tools ( See Top 100 in DIY & Tools ) 5 in Sharpening Stones |
| Brand | SHARPAL |
| Brand Name | SHARPAL |
| Colour | Black and Silver |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 3,760 Reviews |
| Grit Type | Extra Fine, Coarse |
| Grit type | Extra Fine , Coarse |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 21.5L x 10W x 4.9H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 1.4 Kilograms |
| Item weight | 1.4 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Sharpal Inc. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 162N |
| Material | Monocrystalline Diamonds |
| Material Type | Monocrystalline Diamonds |
| Model Number | 162N |
| Number of Items | 3 |
| Product dimensions | 21.5L x 10W x 4.9H centimetres |
| UPC | 814744028042 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** SHARPAL
- **Colour:** Black and Silver
- **Grit type:** Extra Fine, Coarse
- **Item weight:** 1.4 Kilograms
- **Manufacturer:** Sharpal Inc.
- **Material:** Monocrystalline Diamonds
- **Number of Packs:** 1
- **Number of items:** 3
- **Product dimensions:** 21.5L x 10W x 4.9H centimetres
- **Unit count:** 1.0 count

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Why does my diamond stone feel aggressive at first but smoother over time? Is it wearing out too fast?**
A: It’s normal! The rough surface sharpens aggressively at first. With use, it smooths, exposing more diamonds for consistent performance. The break-in varies but usually takes several uses. Your stone isn’t wearing out—it’s adjusting for long-term use!

**Q: Is water or oil required during the sharpening process?**
A: Avoid using water during sharpening, as it may cause the iron filings on the stone's surface to rust. Testing shows minimal difference in sharpening performance between using oil and dry sharpening, so oil is not necessary.

**Q: After using the stone, dark areas appear on its surface. Does this mean the diamonds have worn off?**
A: No, the dark areas are dried dirt from sharpening, not a sign of the diamonds wearing off. These marks don’t affect performance and can be left as is. For minor marks, use an eraser. For tough stains, clean with Bar Keepers Friend and air dry fully.

**Q: How long does it last?**
A: The lifespan depends on usage, the hardness of the materials being sharpened, and maintenance. With proper care, it can last many years, even for those sharpening 3 to 4 times a week. Regular cleaning and light pressure extend its durability.

**Q: Is it normal to see scratches on the surface after sharpening with this diamond stone?**
A: Yes, it's completely normal. The scratches are just typical signs of use and do not affect the performance of the diamond stone. The diamond layer remains intact, so its sharpening ability stays as effective as ever.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best for the money.
*by I***N on 15 May 2026*

I bought this following online reviews by people who are far more knowledgeable about knife sharpening than me. The reviewer said that he didn't know how they offer a diamond stone of such high quality, and durability for such a low price. After using this for a few months, I totally agree. It may take a little time to improve your skills, but I was improving the edge on my kitchen knives, and pocket knives almost immediately. The two grits on this item (325 and 1200) have turned out to be just what I needed for really good results (Yes, you can do a bit of stropping to finish off you like, but you can get really sharp without that). The product build is especially impressive - the stainless steel is a good, solid, heavy piece of metal, and the holder keeps it in place perfectly, and the rubber base keeps it in place very well, so it can be used on, pretty much, any decent flat surface. I'm not a big fan of the supplied angle gauge, personally, but maybe that's just me. I prefer to learn to hold the angles myself, and practice makes perfect (Though I'm definitely not there yet). I had previously used "Pull through" type sharpeners for my kitchen knives. I thought they were doing a reasonable job, but, no, I now know they really weren't. In fact, they were terrible. Expertise is not a pre-requisite with this product. Once your knives are in a reasonable condition, an occasional bit of maintenance is all that is needed to keep your knives cutting well.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works really well, nicely made, and great value.
*by C***Z on 30 July 2025*

This has so many other reviews it hardly seems worth reviewing it, but just to add to the chorus, this is an excellent package, get it, you won't regret it (Unless, I suppose, you're a hand-sharpening newbie and aren't prepared to put the practice in.) I originally saw this being tested and recommended by a YouTuber who is, it's fair to say, very obsessive about hand sharpening and testing knives, as well as being a maker of knives. He seemed to know what he was talking about, and got excellent results really quickly using just this stone and a diamond strop. I'd been struggling with a set of the ubiquitous Chinese two-sided whetstones, so I bought one of these, and since then the whetstones have stayed in their box. I've in fact bought two of these now, one for me and, after I tried it, another one as a gift. The price I originally paid - £60 - is very good value, especially compared with some other brands, the second one was even better value as it was discounted. You can go cheaper and still get good results, especially in coarser diamond plates, but the very cheap ones are usually flimsy and need bonding to stable bases, don't come with the combined non-slip working stand and storage box (itself well worth at least ten quid, arguably somewhat more). The finer grit cheapies tend to have too much grit contamination, though there are some bargains that are very similar to this Sharpal, albeit without the box and so on. The angle guide covers a useful range of bevel angles and very handy for getting your eye in. I also bought the well-finished leather strop that Sharpal offer, and some 1 micron diamond emulsion (Enzo brand, from Amazon, which seems to have a decent percentage of diamond) and I have to say that after a bit of practice, to my surprise and pleasure, I was able to get a blade to "hair whittling" sharpness using just these things. Generally, though, so long as the last few passes are light and on alternate sides, knives come off the 1200 side pretty much shaving sharp, albeit not "comfortable" shaving without a little refinement on a strop. Certainly more than sharp enough for kitchen use, though, or for field knives. Being diamond, this stone doesn't mind how tough a steel your knife is made from, and indeed it's not much bothered by tungsten carbide either, making it really useful for a whole variety of tools. I've not tried sharpening ceramic knives on it, and I have a strong feeling that even the 1200 side is too coarse for that, as ceramic blades sharpen (and wear) by chipping, rather than cutting. I have successfully sharpened a ceramic blade using a very fine (8000 grit) wet+dry abrasive paper flattened wet onto a glass plate and kept wet throughout, using it "backwards" like a strop. Took ages, though. I think ceramic knives could be honed on a very fine diamond strop, too - 1 micron is equivalent to around 14,000 grit, but go to 0.5µ or 0.25µ and it's more like 50,000 to 100,000 grit. However, I think if a ceramic knife needs significant re-profiling, i.e. if it's properly blunt or damaged, then the best option is going to be a fine, power driven, super-smooth wheel running in water, then maybe finish on a very fine diamond strop. At the more mundane end of the cutlery spectrum, I've sharpened some very cheap knives on this stone that, previously, have not taken or held an edge very well. A combination of a clean-cutting and properly flat stone like this, and more knowledge of how to sharpen, helps to get a clean, burr-free apex that is as good as it's going to get. My only slight reservations about this stone are the occasional review suggesting perhaps glitches in quality control once in a while, and the fact that, on mine, the mirror sides of the steel substrate have already corroded a little where I've been handling it, even though it's been kept dry and stored in its box along with silica gel. The working surfaces seem fine, though, and, as others have said, after a minimal bedding in they are nice and even, and remove metal surprisingly quickly. Summary: Strongly recommended for anyone who wants to hand-sharpen knives. As and when this stone wears out, I'll buy another one.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The best!
*by L***S on 9 April 2026*

This is the whetstone to buy. It’s so much easier than traditional whetstones and far less messy. It’s a premium product with a very reasonable price tag. The angle guides are handy for beginners and the case it comes with is great as it is also a mount for the stone. Durability seems great and it helps that it doesn’t need to be flattened. I highly recommend.

## Frequently Bought Together

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